If you dont have an internal Bluetooth adapter connect the Bluetooth dongle. In addition, rotation of the Wiimote with respect to the ground can also be calculated from the relative angle of the two dots of light on the image sensor. Bluetooth (internal adapter or dongle) to connect the Wiimote with the computer. From these two distances m and mi, the Wii CPU calculates the distance between the Wiimote and the Sensor Bar. The second distance 'm' between the two clusters of light emitters in the Sensor Bar is a fixed distance. The light emitted from each end of the Sensor Bar is focused onto the image sensor which sees the light as two bright dots separated by a distance 'mi' on the image sensor. If pairing fail, restart the computer and try pairing again. Press the red sync button on the back of the Wii remote and click pair. Under 'Passcode' paste/write the ASCII text into the field (ignore non-character such as 'NULL' or 'STX').

The Wiimote's image sensor is used to locate the Sensor Bar's points of light in the Wiimote's field of view. Go back to Bluetooth settings, find the Wii remote device and click on options. Compatible with Nintendo Wii Remote, Nunchuk Controller and Wii Classic Controller. The Wiimote features an optical sensor, allowing it to determine where the Wiimote is pointing. Connects your Wii Remote to your PC by Bluetooth. Dont know if posting this in the right place, but it is on my PC so. Since the Sensor Bar is just a source of Infrared Light it doesn't need to be connected to your Computer! Wireless Sensor Bars are usually battery-powered. Using the toshiba bluetooth stack currently for bluetooth connections.If you want to play games in Dolphin with a Sensor Bar you can simply use a Wireless Sensor Bar. let me know so I can try it - otherwise I will just push it off to the side and ebay in another Official used wii remote. Not all USB Bluetooth adapters are compatible see elsewhere. If anyone knows a way to get everything to sync, even a knockoff. For the Wii version, you need to attach a Wii remote to it and sync it via Bluetooth with your PC. Not sure if there are knockoffs that work (I saw stuff about Nyko somewhere else on the forum) but not sure if they were talking about syncing with PC or with an actual Wii. Lights flash like it is searching, but never shows up as a device. Got everything working with the real Nintendo controller, but now the knockoff finally shows up and can't sync it to bluetooth on PC. So I picked up a Wii Remote (official) at Gamestop instead of waiting for the knockoff to arrive. Ordered a bunch of stuff off ebay - the last scheduled to arrive was the Wii Remote (knockoff)

Was setting my PC up to use wii remotes for lightgun shooters.

Connect knockoff wiimote to pc